Sentence examples for short-term makes from inspiring English sources

Knowing it is short-term makes it a sweeter pleasure.

According to many otherwise serious pundits and columnists, Newcastle coach Rafa Benitez would – at least in the short-term – make a good replacement for Arsene Wenger.

It's a bit like using a taxi to get around – it's not economical if you use one too frequently, but paying a premium for speed, convenience and flexibility in the short term makes perfect sense from time to time".

This September study found correlation between lower bone density, and the sort of lower BMI that you wouldn't expect from a drug that, in the short term, makes people reach for the snacks.

A floating exchange rate may even, in the short term, make some of them worse.

It may destabilise the regime and thus, in the short term, make it more dangerous.

In some cases, a one-time event may have caused the PE to fall in the short term, making the stock appear cheap, said Safa Muhtaseb, a portfolio manager with New York's ClearBridge Investments.

8 The under-representation of older people in clinical trials of antidepressants and the fact that most such trials are short term make deriving reliable or precise estimates of the incidence of adverse events in this group difficult.

Short term: Make sure you have comfortable clothing, suited to the weather and terrain conditions you will encounter.

They have rallied strongly in recent months, and the short-term chart makes that rally look quite strong.

Although many of those will fail in the end, in the short-term it makes for a talent drain.